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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Are they hospitalized for Covid or all reasons?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Where do you think these deaths come from? Do you think the health services in Sweden were overwhelmed?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
People work in offices and go to shops in Scandinavia too. Maybe compare to the dozens of US states with lower population density than Sweden?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
We’re talking about Germany and France. Right across the water. Sweden had lower deaths in earlier years than their neighboring countries and this was a reversion to the mean. Speaking as a Norwegian people in this country like to look smar
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Should non vaccinated still be paying taxes for treatment they can’t use? If I didn’t have to pay for you grandmas hospital stay I would gladly agree.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
I’m not hearing anything like that.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Sure, but not to the exclusion of heating different things. Which I understand to be the point of the CICO hypothesis, that the type of food doesn't matter if you only care about weight loss. See the Twinkie diet for example.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
It works but both CI and CO are affected by what you eat, so it’s an uninteresting factoid. It’s usually used to tell people they need to eat less and move more to the exclusion of food choice which hasn’t been very successful in long term
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Some foods affect appetite differently than others. This can lead to decreased calorie intake without increased effort/suffering.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Well you see, to be critical of a paradigm, for example modern monetary theory, you have to have a PhD in that paradigm. That’s why you can’t say that god doesn’t exist unless you’re a priest or a theologian. Makes sense to me
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Supply and demand for the labor required to produce and transport the cereal?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Not that I think you will change your mind but here is the study: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2110345 "During the blinded, placebo-controlled period, 15 participants in the BNT162b2 group
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
There is some newish research that suggests that tinnitus can be treated by lowering chronic inflammation. This worked in my personal experience. Going low carb weakened my admittedly moderate tinnitus to below where I rarely notice it anym
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
I guess I misunderstood. Both being obese and being unvaccinated are risk factors for ending up in the ICU due to Covid. One is morally reprehensible according to some people and the other isn’t. I think we should accept both or none.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Diabetes and obesity is a risk factor in almost every ailment including cancer and heart disease, not to mention Covid itself. Of course it contributes to filling up ICUs.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Quoting the vaccine manufacturer’s own gold standard study is “rubbish”. I honestly did not see that one coming.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
But it does fill up ICU beds. The vaccines are not very effective at stopping spread of the delta variant so the metaphor still holds.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Should they censor that they don’t work or they they work? Both were official policy at one time in 2020
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
So you’re saying we need to censor to protect freedom of speech?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Doesn’t this apply to fat people who end up in hospital too? Or smokers? They’re taking your ICU bed and should be forced to lose weight
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
J&J also works by producing spike proteins
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
I don’t understand your last sentence. Get rid of cows and then give people what? I also think vegetables are very energy inefficient compared to for example potatoes. Not sure how we can defend growing anything with such a minuscule calori
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Corn is heavily subsidized. Is it a surprise that this ends up as animal feed?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Thermodynamics says nothing about which plants can grow on which land. A lot of land in the world can only sustain grass. Letting animals graze on that land is as close to free as you can get
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Not a troll: how do you know that number? Pfizer’s own RCT showed no difference in all cause mortality after six months
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
I could change every assumption in this comment to the opposite and it would make just as much or little sense. You can’t pretend to be searching for truth if your solution to the problem of people making mistakes is to shut down any possib
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Only in the west. In Korea it’s about the same price as other clean energy forms.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
The fact that you have to draw the line somewhere is not an argument for not drawing a line somewhere.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Maybe you should question that conclusion when as you said people you respect are questioning what’s going on? I don’t know how to better put it but if the science requires unquestioning obedience to an already decided conclusion then maybe
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Same here. I never tolerated legumes well, and cutting all plants and especially ones containing fiber cured my IBS and got rid of my chronic inflammation. For anyone curious Paul Mason has a few talks about fiber.

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